RedAngel_Dragnet

Games don't need to be as expensive to make as they currently are. Control is a good example of that.

I'd personally like games to be shorter, by a considerable amount too. There are several first party Sony games that have no business being as long as they are in my opinion.

I don't know why anyone would look forward to playing Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings. It was terrible when it came out on PS2 in 2009!
So many better options for older titles.

I'm hoping they update the older PS2 games they released on PS4. They are a buggy mess when playing on PS5.

In that case, Remedy, I won't buy your game. You could have printed a limited number or have a third party distribute the game on disc but I suspect the deal with Epic has something to do with this.

As others have said, once this industry goes fully digital, I'm out.

I'm a middle aged man, I don't get "hyped" for anything.

For the complete freaks who harrased this poor woman, she was doing a job and believe it or not there was someone giving her direction. You don't just record your lines however you see fit and send them in. So next time, find out who did the voice and/or mo-cap direction and have a word with them.

@TheFakulty Same problem here. "You can't buy this product for the following reasons: You already own the following products, which conflict with the product you're trying to buy: Mafia Definitive Edition Tracker"

In fact, I have the same problem with every Mafia game. Not even an option to buy them.

Played the demo straight off the back of finishing God of War: Ragnarok. That was a mistake.

Unless it's a PSP exclusive why would anyone want the gimped version of a game?

Please make new games. Thank you.

Can't believe people are arguing over their favourite corporation. Neither one of them give a s@*t about you. They just want your money. You get that, right?

@itsfoz Clearly you don't know about or have forgotten the years 2007/2008. That was grade A clown show Sony.

They really should be putting all these wasted resources into porting over everything that's stranded on the ps3 and concentrate on the good stuff that isn't playable on modern hardware. But as we know, corporations like money and that's the only language they understand.

Even George Lucas knew that too much of something is a bad thing. Disney are just interested in short term profits to show to their shareholders every year. They're nothing more than a factory making and licensing "content".

Great news, two of my favourite JRPG's. And while not as good, I would like all the PS2 games as well please.

The Premium tier is a joke already. Why didn't they have a backlog of games ready to go? Why didn't they foresee the PAL/NTSC problem? (which still hasn't been sorted) Why are they not doing anything with first party titles where licensing isn't an issue? The answer? Sony being Sony I guess.

Now where's that Killer 7 remaster?

And we're still stuck with PAL versions of the PS1 games as well.

It's getting a physical release on both PS5 and PS4
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09SZVXBWF/?coliid=I3STAIW5UX8Q69&colid=1LTYS7IC6YSJ8&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it&th=1

Calling it now, the Avatar game will be nothing more than a reskinned Assassin's Creed game.

Remember, this is Sony. So here in the UK I expect nothing but PAL versions unfortunately. And if that's the case, I personally won't touch them.

The obvious solution is to offer both 50hz and 60hz versions but again, this is Sony. They don't really do things that make sense.

Callisto Protocol looks to be in serious danger of copyright infringement.